San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-06-18

-I he Olu mBlnOu OF OOOhlHR run bO-
fore placing in jars Is entirely dispensed
with by using the Woodbury. fruit jar.
l5-tf WAGNER q CHABoT,
Sole Agents.
Just received, car load of the cele-
brated Woodbury. fruit jars, at Wagner
a Cbabot's. l5-tf
We guarantee perfect preservation
of fruit when using the Woodbury. fruit
jar Wagner q Chabot, sole agents. II
Jonas garden, under its new pro-
prietOr, Ben Nentwig, is becoming once
more as of Old-a favorite summer even
ing resort. 6-lI-u
Ben Nentwig is the popular boy
that Is now running the Jonas garden.
6-l7-tf
The Ranch" corner South Flores
street and Military plaza, Is the gem OF
the southwest. 49, 81
The Woodbury. is the only fruit jar
having patent air vent. Wagner q
ChabOt, sole agents. l5'f
You can spend a pleasant Sunday
afternoon at Jonas garden. 10 II
Mission Hose company will start at
$50 o'clock tomorrow morning from
Mission garden.
DIR. 1. Lewinthal's Jewish congrega-
ton was very large last night and he de-
livered n good sermon.
State rangers are needed in Kim
BILE county, writes DR.. Fabian, to stop
petty thieving.
Two cases in recorders court today.
Michael O'COnnell, striking an officer,
SO, and Hans BOde, vagrant, So.
Recorders Clerk Herman Heilig-
mann is a thoroughly efficient officer and
polite and Obliging to all.
1T was reported this morning that an
entire flock of goats, belonging in the
northern outskirts OF the city, had been
stolen by unknown parties.
Regular meeting st. Joseph's society
tomorrow afternoon. Business OF i'm
portance.
Grand jury reported three felony
and six misdemeanor indictments this
morning, and returned to work. The
felOnies are burglary and theft.
The Fashion will give a good show
tonight.
Lieutenant James Martin, Jr., has
been appointed on the staff OF Major
jacob Lyons for the Emancipation cele-
bratiOn. Monday.
Keep in mind-a big show at the
Fashion tonight.
-Grand minstrel performance at the
San Pedro springs tonight. IL
Grand minstrel performance at the
San Pedro springs tonight. 1t
j. ID. Morrison, Esq, has been re-
tanned to defend Sam Foster, for the
murder alleged to have been committed
26 years ago in Chambers county.
Grand minstrel performance at the
San Pedro springs tonight. 1t
An old man with a gray beard, 1t ID
said, was found dead near Wetmore
station. Apparently he had died from
exposure and privation.
Grand minstrel performance at the
San Pedro springs tonight. 1t
The San Antonio rifles have decided
to accept Mr.. b. F. YOakum's offer to
drill at Boerne on July 4.
The LIGHT has received an invita-
ton 10 attend the sOiree musicale, at
Krisch hall tonight, by the Helvetis So
ciety. in aid of a sick member, and the
FrohsInn will take part.
Concert tomorrow night at Mission
garden.
The Eighth Cavalry band and bat
teries of artillery leave tomorrow at 3
p. m, in a special train TO attend the
Houston state enCampment.
Go to the Ranch saloon Saturday
night. l6 st
The Mission Garden Anti-Prohibi-
tiOn club will hold rally at Mission
garden tonight. Hon. Copeland and
others will be there to speak. All are
invited.
Music and dancing at Jonas garden
tomorrow evening.
BUSES leave for Mission Hose COM
pany picnic tomorrow, from Mission
garden, at O'Clock and during the day,
rs a load is in waiting.
"A meeting OF Belknsp Rifles, to con-
slider the BOerne drill, will be held at
the armOry tonight.
Go out to Sommers' garden tOmOr-
row.
1t is said the San Antonio Rifles car
ried their JOnae with them to the Wash
ingtOn drill and stuck TO her, even in de-
feat. though they probably didn't know
il nj the time.
Music and dancing at SOmmers'
garden tomorrow.
Good music and cool refreshments
at Sommers' garden tomorrow.
Miss Julia Heusinger has entered
upon her municipal studies at Leipsig,
Germany, and her sister, Miss Emma, is
now travelling In that country, expect
ing 10 return, in company with Mr.. Paul
Borchardt in time for the opening of
the public schools in the fall.
Musical concert Mt the Mission gar
den tomorrow night.